Presence detector Steinel US 360 COM1 007935 — 360° detection angle

The Steinel US 360 COM1 presence detector provides 360° motion detection for automatic lighting control and occupancy sensing. Designed for ceiling or wall installation, this compact detector monitors movement across a full circle to switch lights or systems on and off without manual intervention. Its all-around coverage makes it suitable for corridors, stairwells, offices and other indoor areas where continuous presence detection and energy savings are required.

Advantages

The device offers complete circular coverage, reducing blind spots and ensuring reliable detection from multiple directions. Its configurable mounting options allow installation on ceilings or walls to match site requirements. The detector supports automatic switching of lighting and connected systems, promoting energy efficiency by activating lights only when movement is present. Build quality and compact design enable discreet integration into different interior environments.

Suitable for

• Corridors and hallways in commercial or residential buildings
• Stairwells and landings requiring uninterrupted perimeter detection
• Open-plan office areas and meeting rooms for automatic lighting control
• Storage rooms and utility spaces where hands-free operation is beneficial

Key specifications

• Detection angle: 360° coverage for full-circle motion sensing
• Mounting: ceiling or wall installation supported
• Sensing type: presence/motion detection suitable for occupancy sensing
• Application: indoor use in commercial and residential environments
• Function: automatic switching of lights and systems based on detected movement

How to use

Install the detector on a suitable ceiling or wall location that allows unobstructed 360° coverage of the target area. Connect the unit to the lighting or control circuit according to local electrical standards and the manufacturer's wiring guidance. Adjust sensitivity and time settings where available to match the traffic patterns of the space; set shorter times for frequently used areas and longer times for spaces where occupants remain stationary. Verify correct operation by walking through the detection zone and observing automatic switching behavior.

Usage recommendations

Position the detector to minimize obstruction from furniture or structural elements and avoid pointing directly at heating or cooling sources that could cause false triggers. Regularly check and, if necessary, clean the sensing window to maintain detection performance. For optimal energy savings, combine presence detection with appropriate time delay and ambient light settings when integrating with lighting controls.